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Collections of Great websites:

  • ICT.JPGLots of interactives and activities on citizenship, geography, & environement at:

  • schmoop.JPGStudents get all sorts of help and learning aids:



Economics:


  • Get ideas for making economics more fun & engaging with popculture - check out this professors site: dirkmateer.com

Intro. to Economics

  • Great video breaks down major concepts students can grasp: YouTube

  • Video introducing economic basics: School Tube


Needs and Wants:

  • Arcade-style game introduces learners to concepts of: saving, spending, needs & wants: Visa

Free Enterprise:

  • Students learn by playing an online game – running a slush stand business – Kinetic City

Supply and Demand:

  • Music Video - Engaging and amusing introduction to s & d -created by teens: School Tube

  • Introducing the fundamental theory - Brain Pop Interactive quiz

  • Students learn supply & demand by comparison shopping for blue jeans - Ecedweb

Prices:

  • Students learn about components of gas pricing & do comparison shopping: Shell


Monuments, Maps and Timelines:

  • Pics of famous sites from around the world - street level view of monuments: Google

  • Audio tours of cities and landmarks around the world: Use this in conjuction with Google Earth or any interactive map listed below: AudioViator

  • 11 sites for Panoramic images and maps of cities and landmarks from around the world!: freetech4teachers

  • Various maps of the earth's surface: Google Earth Mania

  • Map that changes with time period with several facts of the major civilizations from 4,000 B.C. to the present: TimeMaps

  • Map continously changes through the ages before your eyes - can choose from various categories besides countries, such as religion, culture, & science!: Atlas of World History





Geography:





World History:


  • Great site for primary documents and info. on world cultures from 800 BC to present: world digital library


World Cultures & Society:

  • worldometer.JPGReal time statistics of world: population, government, economy, etc. - great for discussion starters:

  • Video on a Glimpse of Teen life in Ancient Rome:


    http://ed.ted.com/lessons/a-glimpse-of-teenage-life-in-ancient-rome-ray-laurence
  • Great databasse - pictures, videso, personal testimonies of 100's of world cultures: Culture Grams

  • Great lessons on video to intro. many events in world history: YouTube

  • ifitweremyhome.JPGCompare countries on statistical values: ave. income, ave. employment rate, etc.

  • Neat Interactive - See how seven billion people live : ave. income, technology use, etc., in various regions & socio-econ. classes: National Geographic

World News:

World Book news.JPGWorld Book World Newspapers each day from over 186 countries & all 50 states!

  • thebigpicture.JPGSee the news in pictures: